Sentence examples for the first beacon from inspiring English sources
The first beacon was lit in the town of Blenheim in Marlborough on the northernmost tip of New Zealand's South Island.
For the distinctly family-oriented audience at the first Beacon Riverfest, in a waterfront park 60 miles upriver from Manhattan, it was a well-meaning stumble in an otherwise sure-footed set.
"When I saw the first beacon lights come on," he said, referring to the red lights at the top and bottom of the plane's nose, "I just got excited.
At the first beacon signal lost, the ED programs a timer at 2Tslot.
2. The experiment has started and the first beacon has been reached.
(inMarket is the first beacon platform to be verified in this way).
This is the first GRBR network established for TEC observations, and the first beacon-based tomographic imaging in Japanese longitudes.
The time delay between the PHY layer first beacon and the MAC layer first beacon is due to the loss of those beacons, i.e. those beacons are received by the PHY layer but with errors in the beacon and hence dropped at the PHY layers as depicted in Figure 11.
The night before, the band had played its first Beacon gig.
Studio units on low floors of the first two Beacon buildings, which are to open this spring, sold for $325,000.
On Sunday, for the first time, Beacon won the most prestigious of the three, the Mayor's Cup, at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Meadows-Corona Park, Queenste venue, being naned appropriateoman who famously defeated an aging male tennis star in the 1973 match promoted as "The Battle of the Sexes".
